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Cactus Petes Shows Appreciation to Senior Guests

Sunday through Thursday, seniors can enjoy a deluxe room in the Diamond Peak Tower for just $35, excluding holidays and suites (not valid Sept. 1, 2002). Seniors can also receive Desert Room food specials, including a $4.99 Prime Rib dinner Monday through Thursday.

There are also great entertainment specials, with two-for-one cocktail shows Wednesday through Sunday in the Gala Showroom, excluding Sept. 20-21.

Senior guests can take advantage of the great summer weather and enjoy 18 holes of golf, including a cart, for only $16, Monday through Thursday. Tee times are available by calling (775) 755-2260.

Seniors also get a free pick 6 Keno card Monday through Thursday, with a chance to win $100. To take advantage of these specials, senior guests must present their Plateau Players Club Card. Membership is free. To become a member, please visit the Plateau Players Club, for more information.

Cactus Petes Resort Casino, a wholly owned subsidiary of Ameristar Casinos, Inc., (Nasdaq: ASCA) has a rich history that extends nearly five decades. Nestled in the high plateau country of Northeast Nevada, the property draws patrons from throughout Idaho, the Pacific Northwest and Alberta, Canada. The property features 300 luxurious hotel rooms with upscale amenities, four signature restaurants, to include a Las Vegas-style dinner showroom, featuring nationally known entertainment, an elegant fine dining restaurant specializing in steak and seafood, three bars/lounges and live entertainment, and outdoor Olympic-size heated swimming pool, whirlpool, a full service RV Park and an 18-hole golf course nearby with a courtesy shuttle proving area transportation. Gaming amenities include over 900 state-of-the-art slot machines, 30 table games, keno and a sports book.

Ameristar Casinos, Inc. is an innovative, Las Vegas-based gaming and entertainment company known for its distinctive, quality conscious hotel-casinos and value orientation. Led by President and Chief Executive Officer Craig H. Neilsen, the organization's roots go back nearly five decades to a tiny roadside casino in the high plateau country that borders Idaho and Nevada. Publicly held since November 1993, the corporation owns and operates six properties in Nevada, Missouri, Iowa and Mississippi, two of which carry the prestigious American Automobile Association's Four Diamond designation. Ameristar's

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